General Ledger of William Dixon, large volume of 270 folios, index at front, occasionally...

General Ledger of William Dixon, large volume of 270 folios, index at front, occasionally annotated by T.G.D. Various contemporary enclosures.

Piecework rates, 1792, f. 5.

Holton church collections and parish library, 1805-11, f. 3 etc.

John Pettit's illegitimate child by Mary Brown, 1811-17, ff. 6-7.

Rent of Ewefield, 1791-1800, f. 8.

Ewefield farm account, 1790-94, f. 10.

Account with Robert Bett, of Holton, 1796-1815.

Account with William Etherington (bishop of Ely's rent, Mary Rennison, etc.), f. 14.

Robert Searby, Caistor, mason, 1796 (farm buildings), ff. 16, 23 etc.

Thomas Towers, tenant, f. 17 etc.

Charles Cressy, for church music, 1798, f. 21.

Land let to Society of Industry, 1805, f. 30.

Tuition of children by Revd. Mr. Bowstead, f. 38.

S.P.C.K., 1807-18, f. 39.

Marble monument for Mrs. M. Dixon [1809], f. 44.

Samuel Turner, 1793-1822, f. 45.

Tennyson and Main (Marmaduke Dixon's clerkship, 1806), f. 47.

Mrs. Frances Parkinson (interest on loan), f. 53.

J. Colton, corn and coal merchant, 1794-1804 etc., f. 55.

Marmaduke Dixon, 1805-11 (note of situations procured), f. 56.

Erection of Caistor Sunday school, 1814, ff. 58, 121.

Benjamin Walker, carpenter, 1833, f. 64.

James Green Dixon (interest on £940 loan, etc.), 1810 etc., f. 66.

Robert Parkinson, 1794-1808, f. 68.

Same, 1809-16, f. 69.

Holton roads, 1809, f. 70.

Repair of Nettleton church, 1809, f. 73.

Tithes taken in kind, 1814, f. 75.

Purchase of house, late J. West, in Caistor, 1812, f. 77.

William Hewitt, tenant, 1792-1802. f. 81.

Philip Skipworth, 1809-22, f. 84.

John Mumby (hides and skins), f. 88.

Usselby Guardians (interest due on two instalments re erection of Caistor House of Industry), f. 93.

George Babb, legal business, 1800, f. 93.

Walesby and Carr, maltsters, of Caistor, f. 95.

Aked and Young, corn merchants, 1800-04, f. 98.

Purchase of wool for house of industry, f. 99.

Joseph Bates, warrener, 1795-96, f. 100 (cf. ff. 140, 214).

Lord Yarborough (rent for Claxby boarder), 1806, f. 104.

William Hesleden, of Barton, solicitor (Ancholme securities), f. 110.

Thornton rent, 1813, f. 114, cf. f. 206.

Division of Thornton estate, 1810, f. 119.

Caistor Sunday school, f. 122.

Thos. Clerk, teacher of psalmody, f. 123.

Thomas John Dixon, money lent to, 1805, (also some moral reflections), f. 128.

Messrs. Roadley and Dixon, Thornton rent, f. 129. cf. f. 201.

T.J.D., 1813-19, f. 130.

William Willson, shepherd, 1800, f. 132 (cf. f. 145).

N. Kelsey Sunday school, 1819-21, f. 134.

Agreements with labourers, ff. 135, 138.

Matron Society (books, subs., etc.), 1805-22, f. 143.

Charles Brice, coal merchant, 1809, f. 146 (sale of sloop, f. 147).

Marmaduke Dixon, 1812-14, f. 155.

Society of Industry business).

William Saunderson, ?stock jobber, 1802 etc., ff. 157, 163.

Holton parish, 1794-1808 (church, poor, militia, etc.), f. 158 (cf. f. 70 above).

Musgrave and Young (skin dealers), 1793 etc., f. 164.

Barton bank, f. 167.

Louth bank, f. 169.

Samuel Booth, of Caistor, grocer, 1803-16, f. 173.

Bull account, 1793; f. 175.

Tups let, 1795-98, f. 177.

Jane Baxter, school teacher, Holton (note of agreement), 1793, f. 180.

Draft of letter by W.D. re Holton militia substitute, f. 183 (enclosure). 1798.

Labour account (banking and quicksetting, 1797), f. 183.

Caistor Canal, 1793, f. 185.

Thomas Dixon, 1794-99, f. 188.

"Let to Robert Grime and Co., the boundary fence between Holton and Nettleton", 1792, f. 190.

(Nettleton enclosure.) cf. f. 200.

Copy of a rate for Nettleton, 1807-08, f. 194. (Re church building.)

Abstract of Lord Eardley's farms in Nettleton as set out by Mr. Maxwell and the Commissioners, f. 192.

J. Whitham, 1812-22.

Purchase of chaise, 1808, f. 197.

Amelia Margaretta's schooling, f. 197.

Mrs. Dixon, 1815, ff. 198, 216.

Insurance, 1793, f. 200.

Mount Plesant farm expenses, 1792-95, f. 202.

Musical Society, 1808-11, f. 204.

William Uttin (allowance for repairs on quitting Thornton farm, 1805), f. 207.

John Scholfield (grey coney skins), 1797-1809, f. 208.

Thomas Dixon (? Thornton farms), 1797-1800, f. 211.

Mrs. Martha Dixon, 1797 etc., f. 212.

Messrs. Goodwin and Thorpe, Brigg, corn merchants, 1797-1817, f. 220.

John Binns (wool buyer), 1807, f. 229.

House of Industry, 1804 etc., ff. 232 ff.

John Wroe (wool, 1804), f. 240.

C. Cave, schoolmaster, f. 245.

Cropping, 1791-94 (Holton, Nettleton, Marsh, Keelby), f. 250.

Corn thrashed, 1793-96, f. 250.

Grain bought, 1800, 1804, 1813, f. 251.

Nettleton parish, 1804-13, f. 253.

Stock (Holton), 1794-95, f. 255.

Marmaduke's expenses, 1806, f. 258 (enclosure).

Friendly Society, 1809-15, ff. 259, 262.

Agreement with Roadley for Nettleton farm, 1802, f. 246.

Stock sold (also wool and skins), all farms, 1794-1800, f. 260.

Ditto, 1802-14, f. 261.

Richard Roadley, rent of marsh land, Riby instalment (1804), etc. 1803-21, ff. 263-64.

Skidbrook (land in hand), 1804-10, f. 265.

Servants' wages, 1804-16, f. 267.

Richard Whittam (House of Industry manufacture account), 1803-15, f. 268.

A letter from a father to a son upbraiding him for extravagance and for cutting down timber on the Healing estate (? Parkinson family, c. 1800), f. 286 (enclosure).